Currently, the "worker" is interchangeably used with "node", which is what JtR refers to in through it's flags when running multiple instances of JtR (--node=x/y).
It makes sense to refactor into something else, more concisely. It is very easy to get them mixed up. A node is something that we run for John, whereas a worker is something that multi-john runs (which wraps around a node).
Currently, the "worker" is interchangeably used with "node", which is what JtR refers to in through it's flags when running multiple instances of JtR (
--node=x/y).It makes sense to refactor into something else, more concisely. It is very easy to get them mixed up. A node is something that we run for John, whereas a worker is something that multi-john runs (which wraps around a node).